Sentence examples for vulgar commodity from inspiring English sources

Until the mid-19th century, life insurance was considered "a profanation," as the sociologist Viviana Zelizer has written, "which transformed the sacred event of death into a vulgar commodity".

Nowadays, data integration expertise must be a vulgar commodity for life sciences and medical related research projects.

considered vulgar".

Very vulgar".

How vulgar.

More vulgar?

Far too vulgar.

You talk vulgar".

"It was unnecessarily vulgar".

(He considered it vulgar).

Don't be vulgar!